jensen

If anyone is interested, this driver seems to be working for both cards. The real challenge is getting windows 10 to stop overwriting it. https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/82467/en-us

Hi, I have a Sony Vaio vpcf12hfx (i7 720, GT330m, express-card) running windows 10. A couple days ago I managed to get an EGPU ( 750ti using pe4h v3.2 ) working. Today when I turned it on the laptop on with the GPU, the GPU was making screeching noises but everything still worked. A couple hours later when I turned it on again the system would crash and reboot whenever I did something mildly intensive like open a browser. Anyone know what might cause this? I was thinking lack of power but I'm using a 120w laptop adapter and the 750ti max draw is somewhere around 60w. Any help is appreciated.

Also would getting an amd gpu instead of the 750ti fix the issue?

Thanks again. I'm guessing there is no software that can manage two drivers on the same machine? Like selecting at boot time which driver to boot with?

Thanks for the info. How can i find out what gpus have a unified driver with the 330m?

Hi, I have a sony vaio vpcf12hfx (i7 720, GT330m, express-card) running windows 10. I've managed to get it working with a GTX 750ti using a pe4h v3.2. The egpu works fine however the GT330m gives an error 43. When I boot without the egpu connected, the GT 330m still doesn't work. I'm guessing the 750ti drivers don't play nice with the 330m. Is there any way to fix this?